Ten additions. Your history, stats and settings carry straight over. • Win by two. Racket and net sports no longer end at 11–10: DEUCE and ADVANTAGE join MATCH POINT. • Serve indicator. Ping pong alternates every two points (every point from 10–10); pickleball, volleyball, badminton, squash and racquetball hand the serve to the rally winner. • Face-to-face. Flip the top half so the player across the table reads their own score, and turn the phone sideways for a left/right split. • A game clock you can set: 1 to 30 minutes or count-up, keeps counting in the background, rings at zero. • Point log and exact scores. See the last points and who scored last, redo next to undo, and hold a score to type it. • Swap sides with one tap, and pick a custom colour for each half. • Rivalries by name. Records follow the names whichever side they sit on, with a list of every pairing. • Share a result card after a game or from history, and export your history as CSV. • Siri and shortcuts: "Point to Alex in Score Split", "What's the score in Score Split", and long-press the icon for a new game or a best-of-3. • The screen stays awake during a game, Reduce Motion is respected, VoiceOver hears the winner — and if Score Split is earning its keep, it may ask you once for a rating. "Don't ask again" means it.

Score Split is a fast, minimal scorekeeper built for two-player competition. Tap your side of the screen to score — no buttons, no menus, just the game. Choose from built-in game modes including Ping Pong, Basketball, and Darts, or set your own target score. Best-of series tracking keeps a running record of wins across multiple games. Rivalry Records let you track head-to-head history with specific opponents over time, so the bragging rights are always backed by data. Voice announcements…